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Loyal… to branded products and not to private label Greek consumers remain, despite high inflation gnawing away at a significant portion of their income. At least this is what emerges from various evidence and reports that see the light of day, which shows the resistance of brands to the “attacks” of cheap anonymous products that … Read more
Inflation in Europe is falling – in the Eurozone it is already at 1.7% i.e. below the upper limit of 2% – interest rates are also on a downward trend, but accuracy persists. They chase the deals and discounts Consumers are understandably tightening their belts and cutting back on non-essentials such as clothes, snacks and … Read more
The electricity bills include several charges for the financing of renewable sources (ETMEAR) and the electrification of the islands (YKO), the gradual abolition of which is promoted by the Ministry of Environment and Energy in order to reduce consumer prices of electricity. How to reduce electricity bills The strategy for reducing prices is described in … Read more
The Buenos Aires Ombudsman intervened in response to the national government’s announcement about the closure of the inpatient and guard service of the “Laura Bonaparte” National Mental Health Hospital, and demanded that the Executive guarantee the continuity of the treatments of the people who attend this health center. The request of the organization led by … Read more
Nearly 70% of consumers will pay more for brands they love, while 64% expect to be recognized for their loyalty NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 12, 2024, the messaging and loyalty platform that helps customer relationships take root and grow, released its new Relationship Marketing Trends: Brand Rankings Reporta consumer research study evaluating what drives customer relationships … Read more
The podcast ‘Of je Worst Lust’, in which all kinds of facets of meat consumption are discussed, started a new season on September 3. In that first episode, editor-in-chief Esther de Snoo of Nieuwe Oogst and Paulien van der Geest of Milieu Centraal talk about sustainability, the farmer and the consumer. In the podcast series … Read more
Incentives to repair rather than buy new products are being prepared for consumers. The European Parliament approved the Directive on the “right of consumers to repair” and the process of its integration by the member states will gradually begin. This will address issues such as excessive repair costs through transparent pricing of parts, foster an … Read more
Fish is a key element of the Mediterranean diet, considered perhaps the leading nutritional model worldwide. However, as the years go by, the consumption of fish is decreasing. The main reason for this development is the fact that fish is an expensive product, which in recent years is close to becoming a luxury item. This … Read more
“Greek citizens, Greek consumers are defenseless against accuracy, against profiteering. The government, which itself created the monopoly and oligopoly situations in the economy, is unable and, above all, unwilling to protect them. Mr. Mitsotakis has made his choice: he is with the cartels, with the big financial interests. But we are elsewhere, we are with … Read more
Amazon’s second-quarter results disappointed, intensifying pressure on markets. The US giant reported net sales for the period of $147.98 billion, below analysts’ estimates of $148.78 billion. The forecast for third-quarter sales was also below analysts’ average forecast. But for a company with the impact of Amazon, this news is also a “bell” for the economy. … Read more